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Introduction
Chapter 1 - Getting started
firstex.c The first example program
Chapter 2 - Program Structure
trivial.c The minimum program (no output)
wrtsome.c Write some output
wrtmore.c Write more output
oneint.c One integer variable
comments.c Comments in C
goodform.c Good program style
uglyform.c Bad program style
Chapter 3 - Program Control
while.c The While loop
dowhile.c The Do-While loop
forloop.c The For loop
ifelse.c The If & If-Else construct
breakcon.c The Break & Continue
switch.c The Switch construct
gotoex.c The Goto Statement
tempconv.c The temperature conversion
dumbconv.c Poor program style
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Chapter 4 - Assignment & Logical Compare
intasign.c Integer assignments (no output)
mortypes.c More data types (no output)
lottypes.c Lots of data types
compares.c Logical compares (no output)
cryptic.c The cryptic constructs (no output)
Chapter 5 - Functions & Scope of variables
sumsqres.c First functions
squares.c Return a value
floatsq.c Floating returns
scope.c Scope of variables
recurson.c Simple Recursion Program
backward.c Another Recursion Program
Chapter 6 - Defines & Macros
define.c Defines
macro.c Macros
Chapter 7 - Strings and Arrays
chrstrg.c Character Strings
strings.c More Character strings
intarray.c Integer Array
bigarray.c Many Arrays (address error)
passback.c Getting data from Functions
multiary.c Multidimensional arrays
Chapter 8 - Pointers
pointer.c Simple Pointers
pointer2.c More pointers
twoway.c Twoway Function Data
Chapter 9 - Standard Input/Output
simpleio.c Simplest standard I/O
singleio.c Single character I/O
betterin.c Better form of single I/O
intin.c Integer input
stringin.c String input
inmem.c In memory I/O conversion
special.c Standard error output
Chapter 10 - File Input/Output
formout.c Formatted output
charout.c Single character output
readchar.c Read single characters
readtext.c Read single words
readgood.c Better read and display
readline.c Read a full line
anyfile.c Read in any file
printdat.c Output to the printer
Chapter 11 - Structures
struct1.c Minimum structure example
struct2.c Array of structures
struct3.c Structures with pointers
nested.c Nested structure (no output)
union1.c An example union
union2.c Another Union example
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Chapter 12 - Dynamic Allocation
dynlist.c Simple Dynamic Allocation
bigdynl.c Large Dynamic Allocation
dynlink.c Dynamic Linked List Program (problems)
Chapter 13 - Character and Bit Manipulation
uplow.c Upper/Lower Case Text
charclas.c Character Classification
bitops.c Logical Bit Operations
shifter.c Bit Shifting Operations
Chapter 14 - Example programs
dosex.c DOS call examples (use dosex1616.c instead)
whatnext.c Ask Question in Batch File (no use in 1616)
list.c Source Code Lister
vc.c Visual Calculator
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